Wes Bourne
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I like that Edwards extends the discount to shoes that they don't have in stock, but will obtain from various makers to fulfill orders.
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for styles that is on the website, even though they may not have a certain size, they will order it from EG direct and apply the discount.
^ does that offer include mto? or other models? or just sold out sizes?
Emailed to order but was told only for items in stock?
for styles that is on the website, even though they may not have a certain size, they will order it from EG direct and apply the discount.
Ah ok, was trying to order stock EG models but not the ones he stocked
This may have changed in the last couple of years, but EG shoe trees certainly used to be lasted - that is, they were made to fit specific last shapes.
I have EGs on both the 202 and 606 lasts and the shoe trees are quite different. The 202 and 606 lasts are related - the back to middle of the last is the same shape for each, but whereas the 202 last has a wider, classically "almond"-shaped toe, the 606 last has a more modern, slightly chiselled toe box.
Here are a couple of photos:
Shoes - 202 on top, 606 on bottom:
Trees - 202 on top, 606 on bottom:
It might be difficult to see in a two-dimensional photo, but as well as having quite a different toe shape on the shoe trees, with the 606 last shoe tree being quite a bit narrower at the toe and widening more sharply as it moves back towards the middle, the 606 shoe tree is also lower at the front, with a sharper rise up towards the pronounced "instep" of the shoe tree.
Why not send them an email and ask?